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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
MaQuinas de escribir SUM"

Las mas baratas y sencillas que Sc conocen,
dando 81 resultado tan satisfactorio como las
naquinas costosas. Con una poca do practica
Sc escribe tan rapidamente como con Ia puma
y es mueho menos molesto No tiene las com
pleaciones cue las otras rnaquinas nj esta su
jeta desoomposiciones.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
ESTO ES Ell
tLIBRE cANBIo." ="

CONTEU, TRIEU Y nEMENEU
vende 4S.200 f6sforos por So enva-
sados en- cajitas que contienen cro-
mos, s&tiras, epigramas Y sembran-
sas picantes: Da 5000 f6sforos
mas que cualquiera otra marca por
81 mismo precio. Mas gangas: SO
Ktn la importaucia del pedido, ha
&c descuentos liberales.
lBorinquenos, I,robadlos y os
cOnvencereis de que los f6sforos de
CONTEU, TR1EU Y REMENEU
son los lnejores y mas baratos.
Doy tambi&n billetes de 10 Lo-
terra de Puerto q cambio de
caietiIlas vacias de LA LEGJTIMI-
DAD.
Dep6sito: Fortaleza 81.
Josh sBRRAT.
Puerto Rico.
Se solicitan corresponsales.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
CREDITO MERCA NTTT.
Esta Socedad ha reducdo los tipos de inter6s nara
sus operaciones en- los siguientes terminus: =

necneltos hasta Is dias r9 anual
II. pre- tano ha-a 10 comis6n ! n.n.n.,
d hast. d II sonal g de comsidn oPeac6u
tos gar"htizador mensual de
Tods pdroga F~gsra =. tiYos scoIlsdos - ~
Las enteror nara m fctos
comis6n. -
Los de nt scconss asue una bonfcsc6u d.
nn anna. sobre los tipos de bt marcalos. -, =
Tabn adain mposiciones pia.o flo en- Ia spusnts ,ma
Imposiciones por meses, pS anuaI
Hem lor ulem Il rS idem
lem por n 5p5 ldem.
NOFALs duccnes de nereses solo pcabes opeacoras M
e hsgan en- adelante, no las "a resiEadas. -
Pnefto-Ico, Abl de l8S0El Admnstrador JUAN CoNLI
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
AVlSO A LOS HACENDADOS,
CONERCIANTES Y AYUNTMIENTOS
DE LA CAP. TAI ElSLA.
TELEFONoS ACUSTlCoS DE HABERT.

para lineas privndas hasta una milla de dis
tancia. Communication barata, instantanea por
medic del sonido directo. Las timas me-
joras introducidas en- estos instrumentos los
hacen superiores cnalquier telefono acdsti-
co trasinite Ia conversation tan bien como
los te,6fonos lectricos
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22

GIRON.-C6digo de Comercio.
PERED Historic Natural.
CASTANOS.-- Verdsdera coptabilidad.
Gnis del Comercio : BAnca.
GANOT. -Fislca.
MIGUEL.-Diccionsri latino.
ARTE de fuegos srtifcia!es.
OLLENDOaFF.-- Gramatica frsncess
MARIANA.-Historia de Espans, 10
tcmos.
LLOFRIU.-Ls Jaboneria.
COMBEROUSSE. -Geomettis.
BRiOr.-A zebra.
'SONET-Geometria analitica.
ULTIMOS dias de un f!6sofo
BECQUER.-Obras.
FELlU.-Fisics y Quimica.
GALDOS.-La Desheredada.
EI Amigo Manso.
ECARTIN.-GIam6tica latins.
COMELERAN.-Gr&matica castella.
CABALLERO.- latina.
GAVlLAN. = Aritmetica y Algebra
Geometiia y Trigonorne
tria.
REGULE Ret6rica PoGtica.
GONZALEZ FIR. ZEFERINO.-Fi
losotia.
DICCI0NARl0 de Ia Academia, pta
CAMPOAMOR.-Poemas.
Doloras.
Poe,ias J fabolas
Colon poema.
BIBLl0TECA Universal, tonos yario
CAMP0AM0R-Poetica
POLO.-El Conpendio de Ia latiuidad
RIERA y Tortosa. Nociones de Agrl
culinra.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
COLEGIO
hI FalAlll ! Hkllbl tidSlul,
Nff
SAGRAD0 C0RA20X DE- JESUS
t,,ahlsesae "a tlge. fTsFAsA.

IAs7 ss*sa az e 'sse u ~ " Fees II II Rasa
CaF'efA temrFesal gmrAsta, masleA
J dsbsJo, frAnrts. ing -, alsEsaa pos-
tagess
tasA coettruada sxpfssAmsale para
cate ob,eto /, In fa.utea aerraiisacilaa.
uo*, enyA eamp~ts9esa Trees dance.
ttAda ga lgs saAmeess y eratAmsasa
ahlscos que - ltvaa osltlfadnA
isdansv Ksgla ntnsna 4 lnLsmaa 1
0s sthoFss kis .lds aasstsfo, eamss,
elo y . jaAD, paaFto-Riea -
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
LLSGADAe.
eALlDAe.


Los trasbordos de la cargs procedente dt
Peninsula destinAda Venezuela, Colon
bia puertos del Pacifco Sc efectuSi Gn en- Ii
Hsbana.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
j. VlDAURRE Y c.
PLAYA PONCE, p. e.
BN nATERALEs ELEcTRcos DE- ToDls clasas


AGENTEs PATRICK CARTER
ia SOUTH SECOND STREET pHILADELpH1a D.
srmnamos equipos completes para Estscones fon9t t
:qne dedcarse aprendiz ncuyendo h s~s
M1rss lustrnecoDes para "a montura de
El de caIand
adors 800 pies amb sladores 900 n sIh,s
cobre FORBADE L. fto de co ars r tachuea etc nor S9o
- r. ~--77ssN'usa
solo deea estaco eremos aparatos ror 50 cr.d.
sss $50.
Tnemos dem&s suido de electcoa armas de- na
dropes antonaticos cudos iDdadores
vadss ndedreS ell gas bdr6no .lf
bras TREAS s edicss Pi Gruet Fuller Grown
foot alaud Grove, DaDel Watson, hon de Poroso ~
asmbres frados de sgodon do diamet boss a.
Pao de de q Prcesn i'd nara niso th
electro = - ~--
Teepnos eectricos ferentea sismas.
Teefonos acnscos de Shower, Elgin.T Tfsbert-v
Precios reiucidos f~
Pidans crculares de aparatos eetticos en- general
Pnedn digrs ped racionad en- San rn.n pos,,
Rico D. Sntiago Dvmngues Mayagng r. Gauthier nma.so
d D. joe e-'- '4uN1a0aOt
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
NOCIONBS DE- GHOHEqRIA
poe
D. ERKEST0 0LLER0 7 CkRn0NA

Obra declarada de texto psra
las escuelas Ge esta provincial pot
Decreto de 4 de Julio &c 1884
Un tomo en- 4e cop dos lamins.
q 3 RsALEs ejemrlsr en- ia I'm
prenta del RoLETIN.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22
LIBROS.

Por el 4/timo vdpor cOrreo de
To- Peninsula, Sc han rrci6i3o en-
Ia Imprenta del BoLETIN MER
cANTlL los SiguienteS ibrOS:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1887-05-22

IArsgs.s4 - q l's,e u 80. fs.s. - IL NJ,
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05
Pueblo School Report.

Month ending January, 81, 1887.
GRAMMAR DEPARTMENT. Those
standing 100 in attendance: Kate
Whistler, Harry Wood, Ruth Collins
Charlie Steele, Inez Lumb, Annie
Lewis, Frank Lansendale, Florence
Ennis, Albert Legg, Louisa Garlick,
Harry Mcdonald, Alice Luton,
Harry McKinsey, Ella Lilly, Peter
Riley.
100 in Department.
Ella Simmons, Ada Steel, Lizzie
Dean, Florence Ennis, Peter Riley.
Richard Simmons, Harry Wood,
Alice Luton, Inez Lumb, Ella Lilly,
Estella Holloway, Emma Whistler,
Ruth Collins, Louisa Garlick.
INTERMEDIATES DEPARTMENT.-1OO
in attendance: Dennis Hudson,
Helen Woolston, James Lumb, Wal
ter Lilley, Charlie Osmond, Dolly
Wells, Ovid Prettyman, Robt. Potts,
Eddie Marques, William Marques,
Isaac Gray, Mary Ogle, Willie Ter
cher, Alice Garlick, Dolly Colmery,
Maggie O'Donnell, Ella Zercher,
John Turney, Callie Worrall, Willie
Labree, Thomas Quinlan, Willie
Aiken, Matte Gray, Bell Aiken.
SECONDARY DEPARrMENr-1OO in
attendance John Perry, George
Potts, Norris Worrell, Frank Lilley.
Homer Lilley, Frank Larl, James
Marques, Charles Colmery, Willie
O'Brien, Edmund O'Brien, Andrew
Rambo, Clarence Grant, Walter
Maxwell, Comfy Ogle, Lea Willis,
Mabel Young, Maggie Harrigan,
Martha Herdman, Ada Garlick,
BERTHE Bailey.
PRIMARY DEPARrMENT.-.1OO in
attendance Mary McPike, Mamie
Karl, Lizzie Worrall, Lizzie Dobson,
Winnie Fader, Ole Simpson, Ralph
Osmond, Herman Lilly, Howard
Cornog, Harry Gamble, George Lut-
ton, Frank Luton, John Quinlin.
Lloyd Hudson, Willie Jarrel, Davis
Gregg, Wilbur Renshaw, Randolph
Gilmore, Walter Legg, Leonard
Herdman, Willie Brewster, Eddie
Colmery. B.A. GRovEs prin
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05
Sales to Take Place.

Fe b. 7-Delaware Clark, Clarkslale
near Coochs Bridge, personal property
Feb; l+-Monday Cst. Valentines Day,
W. j. Booth, big sale Of horses. wagons
and cattle, New London, Pa.
Feb. l7-Thursday, Mary +. litter
Pencader lid.
Feb. l9-saturday, 5 NJ Donnell. MS.
signee OF Jacob Casho, Newark, Del.
FEB. 2l,-Monday, Douglass Morrison
White Clay Creek Hundred
Feb. 22-Tuesday, Jas. b. Clark near
Delaware City. 80
Feb. 23-Wednesday, WASHINGTON
kino, Pencader lid.
Feb. 24-Thursday, Nathaniel Thomp.
son, Pencader lid.
Feb. 25-Friday, Samuel Broadbon,
W. c. c. Hh. ''''' ''''''
Mar 2-Wednes,lay, Mrs. Jane Moody
lying snort distance from Newark on
March 3-,-Thursday, W. II. Powell
Pencader Hid.
Mill Creek Hid. ''D''''
Red Lion Hid. ~ ''''''"'''
:, March l4--Monday, G. 7. Brooks, W.
r March l5--Tuesday, W. S. Vane, W. C.
c. Hid. -
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

MIR. How Taylor, our afIable miller will
leave us in the spring May he still find
health, peace, and plenty.
Mr.. John Tweed, ST., has large stock
of choice cider mot pear stored away
He made 1t at his cider mill and has pre-.
served it without the usual strength 81
egg. His health, so long impaired by
asthma, now is good. Perhaps good ci.
der and mania for long rides is benef
cial in such cases.
MIR. I. W. Bye has large stock Of
horse and is selling to the entire satisfac.
ton of buyers. He thinks there is little
use III living unless we benefit the com.
munity in which we live. Success ia
Bye.
am glad to say that Mrs ]. Strickland
is improving though it be but slowly,
hope she will again be able to take
charge of domestic affairs. Miss Rebie,
her daughter, and teacher of Mt. Olivet
school, closed the school for week on
account Of her mothers illness but re-
sumed on last Monday. We hope the
directors will allow her the time.
As The LEDGER, asked for a hog report
l will just say that Tweedville boasts of
five weighing $50, $50, 400, SOP and 523
respectively. Beat it ifyou can. The
feed was ground at Tweedville.
Railroad interest seems to be awakinp
again in our community and it is to be
hoped that it will awake right this time
and profiting by the past will keep right
on along the proposed route until every
land-holder and mill-owner and capital
list shall be ablaze with interest sufficient
to illuminate the b. & O's. main line
We want it for the benefit of 20 water
powers that cannot compete with others
for want of railroad facility. We want
1t for the same reason for one of the
richest rural districts in southern Penn
sylvania. We want it for our mineral
wealth. We want it to make it pay the
D. y. TYRo.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05
He Went Crazy Himself.
Wife-"IIas the Emmons jury brought
in n verdict ~

Wife-"IIas the Emmons jury brought
in verdict"
Husband-"Yes
what"
They brought her in sane"
~ hat 20 against herr"
mo; they brought her in sane"
"Well, amt that against her ?"
"Of course not"
1T is"
no it amt, either"
IF they brought her insane, why isn't
it,"
Il didn't say that | said they brought
her in sane"
"Wcll, isn't that what said you
said"
no You said said they brought her
insane
"Well didn't you ."
"No, didn't said they brought her
in sane"
That's what said you said"
'No you didn't"
81 tell you did"
You're insane yourself"
That's what you said the jury said
about Mrs. Emmons."
81 didn't"
YES you did"
Husband grabs table.cloth and
smothers his wife and then GOES crazy
himself Washington critic.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05
Use of Oil in Washing.

Have you tried coal oil? This is the
question which ladies all over the ward
are asking each other in relation TO the
new method of washing clothing which
was published in the Chronicle on Decem-
Der Z. Those who have tried it are On.
thusiastic in its favor, because in does at
least four things, namely: 1t saves time
II saves labor, it saves the goods and it
cleanses the clothing more thoroughly
than by any other method. Testimoni-
ais to its wonderful efficacy reached us
by the dozen nearly every day. Soon
after the recipe appeared one of the best
known physicians in the town called to
thank the editor personally for printing
it, saying it was one Of the best inyen-
tions he had ever heard Of We here re-
produce the recipe with our fullest in
dorsement after repeated tests
Fill good-sized wash-boiler with
water, adding pound of ordinary wash
ing soap, shredded fine, and when the
soap is dissolved, two and half table
spoonfuls of headlight oil. When the
water has come to Il boil put in the finest
white goods, turning them over OCCASION
ally, and taking them out in ten minutes;
then place in clear (hot) rinsing water
and from that into the blueing water
No rubbing is required ordinarily, and
the clothes are soft and of IL dazzling
whiteness. Should any spcck of dirt re-
main slight rubbing with the hands
will remove it without the addition of
more soap.
When the Gner goods are taken out of
the boiler course goods can he put through
the same process, then hannels (white)
and then towels, after which the water is
still serviceable to wash colorcd goods
Should the water boil low add more. and
also halfa pound of (shredded) soap and
another spoonful of oil. That is all there
is about it ; and if these simple directions
are followed the terrors of wash-day will
belong only to past, and hundreds oftoil-
worn women will take ON a new lease of
life.-Mandyunk Chronicle.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05
General News.

Whether the grounding shall cast Il
shadow or not this whole planet, in the
crust Of which the ground hog burrows,
will cast a visible shadow on the morn
ing Of the Sth instant. At 2.53 a. m. on
the Sth the moon will enter the penun-
bra of the shadow. At4.O5 Il IN. the on
rolling orb will run into the shadow it.
self and there will remain lost to sight
for two hours. This great celestial free
show will end at 7:3O a. m. On Wash
ington's birthday, the 22d inst, there
will be an annular or ring eclipse of the
sun, but the shadow will not be visible
on this side Of the world. The moon will
be 50 far away from the earth on that
day that when it shall come between us
and the suns disc as a quarter lacks of
covering a half dollar. Therefore ring
or annat'ts of white light will still be Wis.
iblc.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

Dress Stufs by tons Dress
Stuffs going by tons every
week, almost every day.
The new French Sateens and
the Anderson Ginghams are
in: Wonderful plaids in the
Ginghams charming combina-
tons in the Sateens. Figures
a little holder than last year,
but nothing obstrusive. .37H
cents.
Always crowds here and
there among Dress Goods.
Here is one of the almost
always crowded places Pin
Stripes on Serge. Since the
first of January we've sold more
than $4,000 yards of them.
And hardly told you they were
here. We know of no other
place where you can get such
value for your money. Dollar
goods-we sold them for 81
before the New Year-for 90
cents.
"\Vhy | paid SI.25 a yard
for those very goods in New
York said a lady buyer.
Stylish, desirable goods only
50 cents a yard DO you sup
pose they we're made for that ?
No concern of yours here
they are and you can reach
them-R07O. We promise moth
ing for any tomorrow on these
Pin Stripe Serges. $4,000
yards in three weeks and no
pushing
Every thread hard twisted ;
every fibre wool except the
stripe-a mere suggestion in
quantity, like a row of stitch
ers, sometimes two rows ; a
mere suggestion but clear and
distinct.
We had white, old gold and
red Pin Stripes on navy, cleo.
trio and gendarme blue, and on
brown, green and black; we
have just added grounds Of
medium and light brown, tan
and wood shades.
80 inches 6 or 7 yards for
a dress pattern; $500 or So. 90
for enough for Early Spring,
Mountain or Shore dress, and
such a dress Do yon won
der that nearly 10000 yards
week have slipped off almost
without help.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

That Delaware needs new State
House is apparent to all who have
visited the old one. The Erery Eren-
ang throws out some good hints and
suggestions in relation to the matter.
1t says among other things. "Whv
go on patching and sticking uncouth
annexes to building that the State
has out-grown and that with all the
patchings and annexes that can
be given it can never be ANYTHING
but a fire trap, liable at any
hour to go up in smoke, taking with
1t the irreplaceable treasures it con-
tainsY" The present Assembly
should look into the practicability
of givging to the State a build
ing that she is justly entitled
to. Certainly she has earned the
right and privilege to better quar-
tiers.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

Already two grades of our
Black Cachemire "Guaranteed'
Silk are gone. The other
grades are going fast.
Not yard of either would
have been taken if you hadn't
believed your eyes and as well
as what we said. We want you
to use your eyes and all your
senses. We expect you to.
We told you there was no dye
loading in these silks, that only
SO much pure dye was used as
was needed to give color.
That you must take on your
faith in us. But no word of
ours is needed to show you
the deep lustre, the perfect fin
ish, the fine material of the
fabric.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05
WAWAM4KERS.

Six grades left; highest price
S8.a5; still some at $I.2s.
The Black Satan Rhadames
at a quarter off can't hold out
long. Makers might better
stop than keep up the supply.
They don'twork for fun. Good.
70 cents might well be SD;
better 81 ; highest, $I.25.
Not that you can't get Black
satin Rhadames of other deal.
ers as low as IS cents. But
where WI else can you get such
Black Satin Rhadames at anv
OF our prices
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

THE state of affairs at the Harlan
and Hollingsworth ship yards at
Wilmington is most gratifying.
They have just completed and set
ahoat the finest pleasure craft in
the world, the Alva, and now have
in hand many large contracts for
vessels ofvarious descriptions. This
company at present gives employ
ment to more than sixteen hundred
men. Wilmington may well feel
proud of such an industry.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05
John WANAl
Chestnut, Thirteenth and market streets
and City-hall square.
Oatarrh.

Is very prevalent and exceedingly
disagreeable disease, liable, if neglected
to develop into serious consumption.
Being constitutional disease, it re-
quires a constitutional remedy like
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which acting
through the blood, reaches every part
ofthe system, eilecting radical and
permanent cure of catarrh in even its
most severe forms. Made only by {. l..
Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

The Morning Nelos jumps to the
conclusion that Representative Me-
dill's proposed bill to tax mortgages
will be failure 1t quotes other
States who have tried to make such
law, but proved a failure. We are
unable to see why such a law could
not be enacted, and enforced.
We acknowledge the receipt of
another article from Progress on the
Normal School question but mas
much as we have read the bill which
is to be presented to the Legislature,
and the article by Progress is almost
wholly an attack on provisions
which do not exist in the bill, we do
not feel justifiable in publishing the
article. The bill is an eminently
fair one, and has been so pronounced
by members of the Legislature who
have examined it. 1t asks for no
money whatever from the State to
support the school. Let us, instead
of criticising, all turn in and help
the school and thereby help not
only our own town but also the
State.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

Rochester Post.-Heard at the tob-
oggan slide; He-"Ah, Miss Du Saudi.
may have the pleasure Of the 6rst
waltz with yon at the srague party to-
morrow mighty she-"Tm sorry, Mr..
Pluvius' but can't make any party pro-
misses"
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

., ,,-,, { Every patient treated
81 Francis Hospital, with kaskne has been
n.,,.,, n. Y. discharged cured"
ful" '' 'uN''o'
DR.. l.. II. White U. $. Examining Surgeon.
writes "kaskine Is the best medicine muden
=, Dr. NJ. Glessner, 300 East 12lst ST. New
1Ork Clty, mas cured over 300 patients with Kas.
kline after qulnine and all other drugs had fa ed
lie says; ut is undOubted y the best medicine
ever discovered" So
. l,rof W. +. Holcombe. NJ. D.. 81 East qjth ST..
n; a.. uate Prof. IN n. Y. Med. College, writes
hasklhe i superior to qulnlne In It's specific
power, ana never produces the slightest injury
10 the nearing or constitution"
=, rev, JAS. l.. Hall. Chaplain Albany Penlten-
tlaIy, writes that kaskine has cured his wife
AFTER twenty years suffering from malaria and
nervous , dyspepsia. write him for particulars,
thousands upon thousands write that Kasklne
mas cured them after all other medicines mad
Ialied write for book OF testimonials
hnskihe can be taken without any special
medical advice. sLoO per bottle Sold by Mi
druggists or sent by mail ON receipt OF price
THE KAskINE CO., 81 Wa rem st., NY.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

The cigars smoked in this country in
one year would reach around the world
nine times if extended in single line
and yet there is still lacking the great
want Of the present day-vis., a good D.
cent cgar.--Savannah News.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

1t is now fashionable for young ladies'
to be photographed in toboggan cost umes.
Whenayoung man received photograph
OF his girl arrayed in one of these out
landish rigs he Immediately broke off his
marriage engagement. He said blamed
If he was going to marry an Indian
squaw.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

THE bill to be introduced in the
Delaware Legislature, providing for
the taxation of mortgages, may be a
wise measure, but it certainly will
not meet the appreciation of individ-
uals who are so unfortunate as to
hold such securities.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

You have cleared many o.
our racks and counters of la
dies garments again and again
IN the past three weeks. 1t has
paid you to do it. 1t NAV pa,
you more than ever now we
have made prices such as
should cause the slowest of the
goods to move.
LADIES uLsrERs.
Black Cloth, with velvet t,immiog.
Paris. 's"'' W
Reduced from $50 to SIS.
Dark Blue Figured Cloth, fur collar and
Paris. w. VI
Reduced from S65 to SEQ.
Dark Brown Cloth, with velvet trim.
mings and satin lining, made by Sara
Magyar, of Paris,
Reduced from $50 to SIS.
brown Astrakan, with Real Beaver
Collar to Waist and Beaver Cuffs.
Reduced from $40 to $50.
Dark Green Cheviot, with velvet trim
mings and Silk Lining.
Reduced from $50 to $50.
Dark Green Cloth, with silk Trim.
mings and Lining,
Down from $35 to $40.
Dark Blue Beaver Cloth braided
Reduced from $50 to $40.
Brown and Black Astrakans, with S,,-
tin Facings,
Reduced from 500 to SO.
Black Astrakans, with silk Lining,
Reduced from $50 to SIS.
Dark Green Cloth, with silk Lining,
Reduced from $50 to IS
Brown and Black Stockinettes,
Reduced from Sl7 to 81.
Reduced from SIS to S..
WHITE DRESSES.
Down from $50 to $40.
Down from SIS to So.
Down from SIS to s..
Oh Others in White and Colors from 81
up.
Wrappers in Colors, soc. and 75c.
LADIES WRAPS.
One lot Black Cloth Wraps, trimmed
with black lace, jet and passementerie,
silk-lined. No two alike.
Reduced to S..
Silk Velvet Brocades in brown and
black, silk-lined, chenille and let trim
mings. No two alike,
Reduced to $40.
Black Lace Cloth, passementerie and
lace trimmed, with silk Innings,
Reduced to So.
Black Velvet and Brocaded Plush.
chenille and jet trimmings, plush-lined,
Down from 5000 to $50.
Black Velvet Silk Brocade, Silk-lined
chenille trimmings,
Down from $l35 to $50.
Black Velvet, passementere trimmings,
silk-lined,
Down from 500 to S25.
Black Satin Delyon, passementrie and
jet trimmings satin lining,
Down from Sl25 to $50.
Real Seal Skin, with feather trimmings,
quilted satin lining,
Down from $40 to $50.
Black Astrakan and Boucles, silk-lined
chenille trimmings,
Down from Sl2 to S.
30 others reduced, many of them to
less than half their original price.
The Delaware ledger. (Newark, Del.) 1879-19??, 1887-02-05

When you get among the
Upholstery Goods there S some.
thing novel and striking at
every turn. We have never
before sold some Of them SO
cheap. Think of Coin Curtain
Muslin "a inches wide at 37X
cents a yard And Noting
ham Curtains as low as Is
cents a pair. The whole list is
built on the same rock-bottom
prices. Look at the goods and
the marvel is greater than to
read of them, great as that is.